Lecture 3 Flashcards

Visual Pathways and Auditory Systems

1
Q

How can cells be specific to shapes and orientation?

A

Have specific on/off center surrounds for that shape at that orientation

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2
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What are complex cells specific about?

A

Orientation

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3
Q

Which cells have on/off surrounds?

A

Simple cells

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4
Q

What is cortical magnification?

A

More of V1 is dedicated to fovea

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5
Q

Why do topographic mapping?

A

Saves space and processing is easier

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6
Q

What Hz can humans hear?

A

20-20,000 Hz

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7
Q

What happens to hair cells when there isn’t much sound?

A

Get signals to tighten membranes so if there is even a small sound they can pick it up

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8
Q

How is tonotopic mapping useful for social cohesion?

A

Allows to distinguish base so can pick out beats

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